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Ammunition Train and
Trcnch Morlar Battery Men
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Cnmn MraU, Mil., Dec. 13.
Thd domoblllzntlon of the Eleentli
Ammunition Trnln ftnu ho Eleventh
Trench Mortar Battery will begin this
morning These aro army corps units
which, llKo tho Eleventh Artillery Brl
gpda, the demobilization of which was
completed jenterday, were not a part of
tho Lafayette Division. Nearly 4000
vion li.va ha.rt mtlatorfd ntlt of tllO SerV-
fa at this camp during the present week;.
nna approximately jiuu i .i...
v'thelr discharge certificates today and
lrtmn.mi.
Persons of th opinion that the de
mobilization of the i;ieonth Division
trill Im Btartrd with (ha musterlnc out
tnb of the' ammunition train and the mortar
battery havo been mlsinrormeu. -ino
Twenty-fourth Ammunition Train and
the Twentyifourth Trench Mortar Bat
tery belong to the EleventhDllslon and
are In training with the division's artil
lery brigade at West Point, Ky.
Major Frank P. Henneman, the camp
personnel officer, who has charge of the
mustering out of tho arlous units, Is
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very much gratified at the work which
has been accomplished. Slnco the de
mobilization order was rccehed about
thrco weeks ngo, approximately 10,000
men have been discharged. Men of tho
154th Depot Brlgade,cceptlng the Cadre
and surplus officers, aro to be mustered
out next week.
It Is probable that before the demobili
zation of tho Eleventh Division one more
major will be ghcir the rank of lieuten
ant colonel. He Is Major Murray B.
Dllley, division signal officei.
Thcro aro few men In Meade who
have had a moro thoroughly successful
and useful career In the army than tho
major. He started out as a private six
teen years ago and grew to be a master
signal electrician, which among "non-
coms'' Is what Is termed "some Job." ,
When tho war broko out the major
was still In the rnnks of the enllste?
men, but his ability had long slnco
been recognized, and his services as an
officer, were demanded Immediately, lie
was commissioned largely because of his
Invention of a number of things which
vvero very useful to the signal corps,
especially In the lino of field telephones.
The present phone of this character Is,
In part, his own Invention.
Major Dllley Is ono of tho most effi
cient leaders In camp. Ite was warmly
commended In Washington by tho gen
eral staff for tho exhibitions which his
battalion gavo at the army war college.
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"LIVE WIRES" ASSEMBLE HERE
Electrical Engineers Open Con
vention at Bcllcvuc-Stratford
Electrical engineers from all sections
of tho country will attend the sessions
of tho convention of tho American In
stitute of Electrical Engineers, which
begins this afternoon nt the Bellcvue
Stratford. .
Tho possibilities of the use of dec
trlclty in mining coal, especially nnthrn
cite, will be discussed this afternoon,
with J. B Crane, vice president of the
Lehigh Coal and N'avlgntlon Company,
nod V. L. Stone, of tho General Elfctric
Company, Schenectady, New York, a"
the leaders. Officials from tho Federal
Kuel Administration at Washington w 111
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American engineering research will be
the topic of the evening session W n
Whitney, of the General Electric Com
pany, and It. A. Mllllken, of the Wnr
Industries Board, will lend the discus
sion. Prof. C. A. Adams, professor
of electrical engineering at the Massa
chusetts Instltuto of Technology, will
preside.
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Christmas Gifts for Men andWomen
This problem can readily be solved by visiting
our store and personally examining the many beauti
ful gifts of gold and silver we have to offer. The prices
a-re moderate and the selection unusually large, so that
a choice can be made to suit the individual taste.
For Ladies For Men
Rings $1.75 to $6700.00 Belts $3.00 to $ 50 00
Brooches 1.50 to 2100.00 Chains 1.00 to 300 00
Bar Pins 2.75 to 3300.00 .Watches 6 00 to 800 00
Picture Frames 2.00 to 88 00 Pocket Knives 225 to 9000
Wrist Watches 15.00 to 4500.00 Fountain Pens 1.00 to 40 00
Dorine Boxes 4.75 to 60.00 Cigarette Cases 7.50 o 210 00
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Thousands ofappropriate Christmas gifts arc illustrated in our
new Catalog, which is brimful of all that is new in Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
Call or write for your copy today.
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DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
We advice early Christmas shopping.
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Shoes,Slippers,Boots
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8000 Pair
Women's Shoes
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Samples ami i!ff
purt liases of leading
maKts. 0er 75 of
the moat wanted
ntjles to choose from
In high und low heela.
aii sizes una wiaina
In the assortment.
Women's Spat Pumps
$3.45 to $4.95
Ileal mart looking, with
lone amps and high Trench
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CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
CONTINUING TOMORROW, SATURDAY
The ANNUAL DECEMBER SALE
FURS of FASHION AND QUALITY
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Fur Coats, Evening Wraps, Capes,
Dolmans, Jacquettes, Stoles, Pelerines,
Neckpieces, Muffs
Well Tailored
Spah .
In the wanted shades
$1.49 and $1.98
6000 Pr. Women's Juliets
and Slippers
$1.25 $1.49
Good erade
of felt, in
brown, Kray,
blade & red.
Children's Felt Juliets
Sizes 6 to 11 no.
And 11 to 2, $U9. 70C
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Boys' and Girls'
High Cut S orm
Shoes, $2.29
Tha rhllrlron'a Am.
IlKht, with straps and
micKies. in uiacic.
Hlzes 10 to 1Hi nnrl
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Boys' High Cut Storm
Shoes, $3.95
Tan Chrome leather. Full Bellows
Tongue straps ana buckles. Sizes to Ok.
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in This Annual Fur Event
2000 Pair Men's Holiday
S!ippers,$ljjtt
to $2.95
. Tan and black Kid Romeo, ISveretts &
'Opera.. Also Felt Slippers and llomeos,
6G00PairMen'sShoes
2-95 to $5.95
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40 of the roost
wanted styles to
choose from In
Ounmetal Calf,
Patents. Tans and
Qlazed Kid. Kn
Msh Medium and
Droad Toes, In
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30 -inch long loose box coat model,
with large collar and cuffs of Hudson
Seal and Nutria.
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Hudson Seal Coats
175.00
45-inch long loose model, made fiom
fine selected dyed muskrat pelts.
Natural Nutria Coats 135.00
Chic trotteur models, large shawl col
lar and cuffs, girdle to match.
Taupe Nutria Coats 250.00
Smart walking styles in various types
with shawl collars and cuffs.
t Hudson Seal Coats 165.00 ,
Made of dyed muskrat pelts, 30-inch
long models, shawl collars, cuffs and
belt to match.
Hudson Seal Coats 195:00 )
, Jaunty walking model in a diversity of
styles, with girdles to match.
Natural quirrel Coats 275.00
Exclusive models in walking lengths
made from selected blue pelts.
Natural Squirrel Coats 375.00
Cape-coat effects with largo shawl col-
lars made from selected blue pelts.
Scotch Mole Coats 265.00
Loose-back walking styles with largo
shawl collars and cuffs.
Trim'd Hudson Seal Coats 225.00
45-inch long loose models of dyed
muskrat with collar and cuffs of nat
ural skunk.
Trim'd Hudson Seal Coats 245.00
A diversity of unusual styles combined
with contrasting furs of various kinds.
Trim'd Hudson Seal Coats 275.00
Original and unusual styles with bea
ver, squirrel and other contrasting furs.
Squirrel & Hud:Seal Wraps 395.00
Voluminous, enveloping models in 45
inch long wraps. Fine quality pelts.
Scotcll Mole Wraps 550.00
45-lnch long, full, loose models of se
lected genuine Scotch mole pelts.
Muffs
Hudson Seal 9.5016.50
. .. Beaver 15.00 24.50
. . . Skunk 19.5035.00
Neckpieces
10,5027.50.
14.5024.50.
24.5039.50.
25.00 32.50 Natural Nutria 9.5016.50
19J50 27.50 Taupe Nutria 9.50 16.50
f 2.50 10.50, Natural Raccoon 12.50 16.50
48.50 75,00, . . , , Moleikin ,,....... .29.50 37.50
45.0059.59, . , ,.., ...... "f,f Black fe ,. . . VJ, f. . , . 39,6065.00
This Is the Stoic for Useful Gifts
BLAUNER'S
833-35 Market Street
Manufacturers and Retailers Factory: 37th and Broadway, New York
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Exclusive Coats on Sale
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Substantial reductions on more expensive Coats
have made possible this notable offering. There are
graceful and well-made garments of velour, velour de
laine, broadcloth and Saxonia, trimmed with Seal, Rac
coon and Opossum. Silk lined thruout.
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At this price it is possible to purchase greatly re
duced models in Bolivia, broadcloth, velour de laine,
duvet de laine and velour, with lovely shawl or high
collars of Seal, Raccoon or Nutria. Exclusive styles
only.
200 Dainty Blouses Special
3.19
Illouhcs of rare distinction and charm arc offered at this wry Ion
price. Of excellent Georgette and crepe de Chine, with dainty designs
of beading, soutnche braiding or embroider. Flesh, white and suit
shades.
Costume Blouses
8.75-9.85-15.95
As Christmas gifts or to complete the Holiday wardrobe, these
Mouses arc all the feminine heart could desire. Exclusive designs,
eiuibite quality Georgette and wonderful trimmings,.
Blauner's Main Flooi
lew' Frocks
All Ready for Christmas
19.95
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ment of Dresses to
delight the feminine
heart. There are sat
ins, serges and velvet
eens, in designs which
are as modish as they
are becoming.
25.00
OTREET and After-
noon Frocks of
velour, velveteen, tri
c 0 t i n e, satin and
serge; and adorable
new Evening and Din
ner Dresses.
Blauner's Second Floor
Silk Underwear Specials
Glo,ve Silk Vests, 2.35
J'ine heat -weight gloe-silk Vests,. Ribbon shoulder straps.
Envelope Chemises, 2.95
Crepe de Chine Chemises; lace or ribbon trimmed.
Silk Camisoles, 1.47
Wash satin or crepe de Chine in many dainty btjles.
Blauner's Main Floor
175 Suits
All Specially Reduced
28.00
Handsome models in velour, tricotine,
Merge, silvcrtone, broadcloth, el vet and
Oxford hae been ery much reduced. Some
trimmed with seal or plush.
35.00
Distinct ie models in velour, e!our de
laine, tricotine, serge, Oxford, Poiret twill ,..
and silvertone and trimmed with Seal or
Nutria. Fashionable shades.
Blauner's Second Floor
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Furs as Christmas Gifts
Marmot Sports Coat, 79.50
Deep shawl collar and cuiTs.
Fur Sports Coats, 147.50
Hudscn Seal or JJutria.
Squirrel Coat, 195.00
Three-quarter length. Deep roll collar,
bell sleeves, ripple back and belt.
Large Fur Animal Scarfs,
15.00
Raccoon, wolf or red fo.
Fur Sets, 25.00
Nutria, Kaccoon and Red Fox.
Wolf and Fox Sets, 55.00
Taupe and Poiret.
Blauner's Second Floor
15.00
Manchurian Wolf Scarfs',
5.95, 9.95, 1295
Kit Coney Stole, with pockets,
18.50
Blauner's Main Floor
Tiger and KU Coney Sets,
7.00
Pategonin Wolf Sets,
15.00
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